Iran refuses to hand over highly enriched uranium stockpile, adding fresh uncertainty to global markets
Iran has refused to transfer its highly enriched uranium stockpile, contradicting earlier reports and complicating US-Iran negotiations. A senior Iranian source confirmed that nuclear discussions were not part of any preliminary agreements. This decision adds uncertainty to global markets, particularly affecting oil prices and investor sentiment.
- ▪Iran has not agreed to ship out its highly enriched uranium stockpile as part of any deal with the United States.
- ▪A senior Iranian source disclosed this information to Reuters, directly contradicting previous reports.
- ▪Iran has signaled a willingness to downblend its uranium domestically under International Atomic Energy Agency supervision.
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